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Tiger Woods admits he is nervous ahead of his long-awaited return to action.

Having not played competitively for more than 470 days, Woods takes part in his own tournament - the 18-man Hero World Challenge - at Albany in the Bahamas, starting on Thursday.

BBC Sport's Golf reporter Iain Carter has his say on whether Tiger's return will be worth the wait... 

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Speaking of the Lines family, Peter, aka Dad, says his own shock run at the UK Championship is just a "bonus" and he would much rather see his son Oliver progress deeper into the tournament.

Amateur Peter, 46, earned a stunning win over reigning champion Neil Robertson on his way to the third round, while Oliver, 21, joined his father in the last 32 by beating world number three Judd Trump.

It is the first time a father-and-son pair have reached that stage of a ranking event since Geoff and Neal Foulds in 1986.

"We are on a high. If he's doing well, that's what I want," Peter told BBC Sport.

"I will try as hard as I can and if I come out on top all well and good. If I don't, I will still be here on Tuesday with Oliver."

Just sit down, take it slowly. You're still young.... 

I can only apologise... 

But now it's in your head, you may as well try and get it out again by watching this clip about Peter and Oliver Lines, the father and son causing upsets at the UK Championship, where they have knocked out two of the world's top 10 players. 

Lloyd Evans: I've heard of somebody headbutting our wall in the pub when missing a shot in pool, then saw them throw a strop in their pub.

Adam Graham: Played in a game of 5-a-side indoors, got sent off (inexplicably) and was so furious with the decision that I kicked the wall and mashed my toe and ended up having to have hot needles put through my toenail to drain the blood after all the swelling. Not my finest hour.

Michael Lister: Michael Cheika (Australia rugby union coach). Every time the Wallabies lose. And often when they win too.  

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Portsmouth will conduct an internal investigation after "a dressing room incident" during Saturday's 2-1 League Two home defeat by Stevenage.

Manager Paul Cook confirmed after the game that captain Michael Doyle and defender Christian Burgess were involved in an altercation.

Cook decided it was serious enough to immediately substitute both players.

The club's investigation will decide if any further disciplinary action will take place against the players.

"At the end of the game, I was made aware by the manager of an incident which occurred at half-time," chief executive Mark Catlin said.

What a time to be alive... 

Watch Steve Davis give Ronnie O'Sullivan a lift in his 'taxi' at the 2016 UK Snooker Championship.

Joiny Beans: Snapped my oar on my rowing partner's head after he ridiculed me for having a pedicure. Have now been ridin' solo since 1993. 

Alex Shcnopple: I'd wear my lucky pants, change the opposition's changing room heating/water temperature to cold, so they'll be stiff.

Usman Janjua: How many stadium bans was Wenger given when he kicked bottle, invaded Jose's technical area and pushed him? 

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In 2015 Jamie Vardy scored for the 11th match in a row to break Ruud van Nistelrooy's Premier League record and earn a 1-1 draw with Manchester United.

Leicester could do with a similar run this season. Vardy has now gone 15 club games without a goal as last season's Premier League champions are only 14th in 2016-17.

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England close on 78-4 and look set for defeat in the third Test after India dominate day three in Mohali.

Ravinchandran Ashwin took 3-19 as England slid to 78-4, 56 behind, with only Joe Root, opening in place of the injured Haseeb Hameed, resisting on 36.

India's lower order had earlier frustrated England for two sessions to push their first-innings total to 417.

Ravindra Jadeja made 90, Ashwin 72 and Jayant Yadav 55, while Ben Stokes took 5-73.

Championship side Leeds United play away at Liverpool in the EFL Cup quarter-final tomorrow and Whites boss Garry Monk can't wait.

He says: "Everyone wants to play against Liverpool and I have a decision to make. This competition has really helped us, we have used the cup games to really build momentum.

"When you get to this stage in the competition anything can happen and it's going to be a really good test. No matter what happens it will be a great experience.

"We want to win, we go into each game with the mentality and belief that we can win and tomorrow is no different."  

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Hull City have scored the fewest amount of goals in the Premier League and boss Mike Phelan admits they need to sign players in the January transfer window.

At a news conference before tomorrow's EFL Cup quarter-final against Newcastle, Phelan says: "We need more goalscoring players and in January it is a difficult time to get players in and can be very costly.

"But we have a couple of options and hopefully we can get them in. We have a squad that are working hard."

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Jose Mourinho booted a water bottle and got sent to the stands and Lewis Hamilton disobeyed team orders in an attempt to win the Formula 1 world title.

Today, we are talking about acts of sporting petulance.

Box18org: William Gallas' "sit in" at the halfway line when Arsenal conceded a late penalty to Birmingham.

Al Troake: U15 cricket captain, walked off halfway through their innings, got changed, sat by car because their umpire dodgy.

Joe Ferris: Booting the goal post every time I conceded a goal in junior football. 

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Barcelona head coach Luis Enrique says the performance in Sunday's 1-1 draw at Real Sociedad was their "worst game" during his time in charge.

Barca were lucky, with La Real having a goal wrongly ruled out for offside, as well as hitting the woodwork twice.

"This is the first time I've seen a team walk all over us since I became coach," said Enrique, boss since 2014.

"If we look at the result, it is the best of the season. The opponents were far superior."

Kriss Akabusi (athletics) - former British 400 metres hurdler, born 1958m, turns 58. 

Sonia O'Sullivan (athletics) - former 5,000 metre world champion, born 1969, is 47.

Stephen Roche (cycling) - former Tour de France and Giro d'Italia winner, born 1959, is celebrting his 57th birthday.

Olly Barkley (rugby union) - London Welsh's former England, Bath and Grenoble fly-half, born 1981, is 35.

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Some more quotes from Hull City boss Mike Phelan, whose side are aiming to reach the semi-finals of the EFL Cup for the first time when they play Newcastle tomorrow.

“When you look at Newcastle, they have a really experienced manager (Rafael Benitez). He's one of the most experienced managers in the Championship," says Phelan.

“I’m sure they will be looking forward to the game just as much as we are, but we want to play well and progress."

Phelan has confirmed that England midfielder Ryan Mason will not feature tomorrow night because of the bug that forced him to come off against West Brom on Saturday.

Some quotes from Hull City boss Mike Phelan, who has just been talking at a news conference before his side play Newcastle in the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup tomorrow.

“We’ve progressed in the EFL Cup, and having reached this stage, it’s important to maintain the momentum we've gained," says Phelan.

“We will do our job, and prepare the team to play what is a very good Newcastle United side.

“All the players are looking forward to it though and everyone on the pitch will be giving their all to help us progress.”

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